Well, amongst everything else I have on, I have bit by bit processed this. I am not quite happy with the blues, and a few other bits and pieces [I may try again one day] but I have not got the time to go back and re-adjust things. It will have to do. As I once wrote before, Pier 12 is an amazing set up - super! I hope you like my efforts at the Pacman - which has gobbled up enough time already! Have a good day.
Have a good day.
Simon
NGC281 was imaged with the 12.5 inch F/9 Ritchey Chretien telescope from RCOS. The image comprises of 20 Has, 22 OIIIs, and 24 SIIs, each at 10 minutes long except for 8 Has at 15 minutes long. This is an integration time of 11 hours and 40 minutes.
Have a good day.
Simon
NGC281 was imaged with the 12.5 inch F/9 Ritchey Chretien telescope from RCOS. The image comprises of 20 Has, 22 OIIIs, and 24 SIIs, each at 10 minutes long except for 8 Has at 15 minutes long. This is an integration time of 11 hours and 40 minutes.
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Simon,
Wow! Really smooth, great colour and nice depth to this. Now try and imagine that placed in a setting akin to that recent image you did using pier 5. Impractical without doing a time intensive and expensive multipanel mosaic, alas.
You'd probably need to spend a disproportionate amount of time to add the tweaks you have in mind, maybe leave that to when you might be sitting around and twiddling your thumbs. Retirement supposedly gives you lots of spare time, so no rush!
On the topic of the problem you say you had with the broadband version and needing to crop, that's just part of my normal workflow. Initial tiny crop followed by an attempt at DBE immediately followed by the proper crop. It's likely one could save time by simply doing the major crop prior to DBE, but one lives in hope that one day one will get it right, and besides one simply wouldn't have known.
Lost count now of how many images you've posted, and it's difficult to navigate to find out by revisiting.
Keep well and try and have a great Bank Holiday weekend, despite what the weather throws our way.
Cheers. Ray
Wow! Really smooth, great colour and nice depth to this. Now try and imagine that placed in a setting akin to that recent image you did using pier 5. Impractical without doing a time intensive and expensive multipanel mosaic, alas.
You'd probably need to spend a disproportionate amount of time to add the tweaks you have in mind, maybe leave that to when you might be sitting around and twiddling your thumbs. Retirement supposedly gives you lots of spare time, so no rush!
On the topic of the problem you say you had with the broadband version and needing to crop, that's just part of my normal workflow. Initial tiny crop followed by an attempt at DBE immediately followed by the proper crop. It's likely one could save time by simply doing the major crop prior to DBE, but one lives in hope that one day one will get it right, and besides one simply wouldn't have known.
Lost count now of how many images you've posted, and it's difficult to navigate to find out by revisiting.
Keep well and try and have a great Bank Holiday weekend, despite what the weather throws our way.
Cheers. Ray
Ray
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